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There was fair warning that it was potentially coming. But now that it's here, it could be catastrophic, if not existential for your favorite independent artist, band, music venue, local promoter, and other independent entities. The post Facebook’s New Link Charge is Catastrophic for Independent Music first appeared on
It’s hard not to notice a growing trend in our sawdust-covered corner of the world. Not long ago, fights on social media were fairly rare. It felt like something that happened around the music, and not instead of it. The post Spoiled Beef: Why Online Conflict is a Long-Term Problem for Artists first appeared on Saving
For Chris Stapleton, it was a full-circle moment, and had to be a significant career landmark for him, perhaps even bigger than winning many of his CMA or ACM Awards. He's been outright outspoken about his admiration for Petty. The post Chris Stapleton Finally Gets His Tom Petty Moment first appeared on Saving Country
Perhaps the coolest and most remarkable aspect of the elevation of Ella Langley and "Choosin' Texas" to the most popular song in all of music is that Ella has done this all by herself. There was no featured artist or remix. The post Ella Langley Doesn’t Need Drake’s New “Choosin’ Texas” Remix first appeared on Saving C
Beloved bass player Omar Oyoque is being forced to take an indefinite hiatus away from Silverada to deal with an injury with his right hand that will require surgery. He will perform two final shows with the band The post Beloved Bass Player Omar Oyoque Steps Away from Silverada Due to Injury first appeared on Saving C
Joe Stamm puts you right in the room where the song was written, or the scene where it was inspired. Joe has such keen vision for songs, finding them in places many other songwriters would miss. The post Album Review – Joe Stamm’s “More Than Just Bones” first appeared on Saving Country Music .
One song at a time is how we dig out of the mess that popular music has become, and the mess that so many facets of modern life have become. Here's where you can find many of those songs in one place, excruciatingly curated. The post New Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Playlist (#185) first appeared on Saving Cou
It's been a long time coming. But really, it's been that way for most every Whitey Morgan album. He might not be the most prolific artist. But those that have followed him know he's the premier torchbearer for Outlaw country. The post Whitey Morgan Announces First New Album in 8 Years, “Hell on the Highway” first appea
As if things weren't bad enough in America with massive inflation, rising interest rates, record high gas prices, and the impending onslaught of AI exterminating us all, Bro-Country pioneers Florida Georgia Line have officially reunited. The post Florida Georgia Line to Ruin 12 Country Fests After Reunification first a
In what's officially Katrina Cain's debut full-length album, she presents personal vignettes with palpable emotions in songs that are ultimately very enjoyable and even fair to call accessible thanks to her superior vocal capabilities. The post Album Review – Katrina Cain’s “If There’s A Heaven” first appeared on Savin
Todd Snider happened to leave behind a posthumous album recorded in the period right before his death in the fall of 2025. Called My Second Rodeo, it's said to be an imagining of “the sound of country music 10 years from now." The post Todd Snider’s Upcoming Posthumous Release Looks to Country’s Future first appeared o
George Jones is gone. But he won't be forgotten. Not if the country music community has anything to say about it. From the young, to the old, to traditionalists, to more contemporary performers, big names showed up to pay tribute. The post Stars Come Out to Tribute George Jones on 95th Birthday first appeared on Saving
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